Drug dealers are killing people. Everyday. By the very product they push.
Politicians are killing people. Everyday. By the very products that they push (wars, death penalty). Your statement is almost a tautology. Every profession results in a deaths, by the very products of that profession. Cattle ranchers make tainted beef possible. Chemists make overdose and dangerous drug interaction possible. Cigarette companies... Etc. These statements (and yours) are certainly very emotionally powerful but they don't deal with the dehumanizing issue, unless you consider that they are dehumanizing whole categories of people.
Again, bullshit. Drug users do hurt other people. Stealing to support their habit. Lying to cover up. Accidents brought about through deminished [sic] mental and physical capacity.
Who is dehumanizing a class of people? In no case has anyone's civil rights been violated by the passing of laws.
You, for example. You are referring to people who are repressed by the law and society as if they weren't human. Also, laws are usually passed with enforcement in mind and it's enforcement that almost always impinges upon someone's civil rights. But, then, that's the nature of the beast...
In fact, your whole post seems (to me) to be more than a little dehumanizing. Hrrrm. I think I've been trolled.
You see. Those are exactly the features I want in a network/server OS!!
I have waited so long, just to be able to log into my servers and click on things with a mouse pointer. And there is nothing like quite feel like a GUI in the morning.
I'm glad that I can now add another array, some more memory, a faster proc, and a new OS while taking only a modest performance hit. It's worth it. Because, "at least with NT you have pretty winders to click on and a mouse to move."
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Will the Next Election Be Hacked?
Yes, you silly wanker.
Do Firefox and the open source community welcome this kind of analysis?
Yes, you silly wanker.
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Works every time.
Yes!
Not that I use Windows for anything other than WoW. But, still. Yes!
I guess using integer factoring algorithms are out of vogue, these days. I wonder how well A* works for factoring.
I've seen this post before...
No good pilot would dare take off without his trusty West Bend timer!
It seems your flight school uses the little beast. Strange, no?
Amen.
Drug dealers are killing people. Everyday. By the very product they push.
Politicians are killing people. Everyday. By the very products that they push (wars, death penalty). Your statement is almost a tautology. Every profession results in a deaths, by the very products of that profession. Cattle ranchers make tainted beef possible. Chemists make overdose and dangerous drug interaction possible. Cigarette companies... Etc. These statements (and yours) are certainly very emotionally powerful but they don't deal with the dehumanizing issue, unless you consider that they are dehumanizing whole categories of people.
Again, bullshit. Drug users do hurt other people. Stealing to support their habit. Lying to cover up. Accidents brought about through deminished [sic] mental and physical capacity.
This is rather nicely addressed here.
Who is dehumanizing a class of people? In no case has anyone's civil rights been violated by the passing of laws.
You, for example. You are referring to people who are repressed by the law and society as if they weren't human. Also, laws are usually passed with enforcement in mind and it's enforcement that almost always impinges upon someone's civil rights. But, then, that's the nature of the beast...
In fact, your whole post seems (to me) to be more than a little dehumanizing. Hrrrm. I think I've been trolled.
MSN Rolling Out New Search Engine In July
I can't decide which potshot to take...
from the can't-walk-on-its-own-two-feet dept.
or
Cue the dung beetles.
It's called identity theft.
As for the photograph, many of us USians know just how little a state issued ID photo has to look like its carrier...
The FCC would never approve this vehicle in its current form.
I agree. The Federal Communications Commission would never grant approval to this vehicle. Perhaps you meant the FAA.
But, yes. I agree that the vehicle, in its current form, isn't overly suitable for civillain use.
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You might want to consider a very brief rundown of unix philosophy.
(Almost) everything is a file
Many small tools that can be used together
some pipe basics
a brief intro to the security model, groups
That should make working with unix a little easier for them and provide a springboard for your crash course to link into other material.
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You see. Those are exactly the features I want in a network/server OS!!
I have waited so long, just to be able to log into my servers and click on things with a mouse pointer. And there is nothing like quite feel like a GUI in the morning.
I'm glad that I can now add another array, some more memory, a faster proc, and a new OS while taking only a modest performance hit. It's worth it. Because, "at least with NT you have pretty winders to click on and a mouse to move."
"Microsoft Bails Out Of Corel" "A Million Bucks, Mach 7.6, Straight Down"
Heh, heh...
"that's-gonna-leave-a-mark"
Heh.